Anarchy versus party politics in McKinley era debate
The piece contrasts anarchist violence and party politics after President McKinley’s assassination. It argues that American government rests on free discussion, party discipline, and lawful change through ballots, condemning violent methods while praising orderly public discourse and constitutional rights. It cites Czolgosz and references British practices to illustrate the enduring American idea of governance by inquiry and consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Tila
Leon Czolgosz
McKintey
Czolgosz
KNL
United States
Republic
Great Britain
Bryce
Marley
Henry Campbell-Batierman
South Africa
Mabunun
Imenua
MeciKinley
Ita
Baltimore Sun
Disagreeing Visions of Anarchy and Americanization
The piece contrasts anarchist critique of government with the American system of law, arguing for orderly reform through ballots. It cites corruption in state government and judiciary as bred by disrespect for law, and questions Gen MacArthur’s notion of immediate Filipino Americanization alongside a push for New Mexico and Arizona statehood within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lmitutions
Supreme Court
Philippines
Gen. MacArthur
Colorado
California
Congress
Fashion Notes on Flannel and Silk Gowns of the Season
The feature outlines dresses and waists in white flannel and printed cloths, with box plaits, embroidery in delcata or Persian colors, and bold combinations of velvet, silk, and lace. It notes short jackets, deep tucks, and layered skirts, with heavy trimming and diverse neckwear as key trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Havana
Kouch
Movable motor plow aids field work in Germany
An illustrated article describes Conrad Meisener’s electrically powered plow system. Two motors run winding drums on separate carriages linked by a feed cable, allowing distant placement and automatic advancement with each furrow. A two-wheeled truck pulls the setup across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Meisener
Fredericksburg
Germany
Tor
Dairy and cattle care notes from Breeders' Gazette and Rural New Yorker
The excerpt covers livestock tips on calves and dairy stock, remedies for jaw infections like actinomycosis with iodide of potash, dairy hygiene practices including brushes towels water and sal soda, use of flour and salt sacks, and eye care for horses with hot baths and zinc and morphine lotions. It cites old period sources and practical farm guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Utenal‘s
New Yorker
Single beds gain favor in homes across nations
The article notes a shift toward single beds in the United States, Canada, and England, while Germany and France maintain double beds. It weighs comfort, health, and labor, warning that bedsharing can spread illness and noting summer preference for single beds. It also highlights old warming pans as prized antiques rising in value and details several old recipe items and domestic tips from the era.
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United States
Canada
England
Germany
France
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Philadelphia
North American
New York
Ioed
Indianapola News
National Stockman
Henry
New England
Indianapolis News
Wanger
Bens
Haven
London Express
New Orleans
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